You are working at a coffee roastery. Create a rails app that tracks coffees.

Each individual coffee has a name and roastedness (roast), and is associtaed with an origin (farm where it comes from).

A coffee farm (origin) has a location, phone number and is associated with many coffees.

Migrate your app to track roastedness in a separate table. Use the seed.rb file to put the 7 kinds of roast into the DB.

Each coffee will have a roast.

A roast will have many coffees.

Using your models will look something like this:

# get all coffees that are dark roast
Roast.find_by(name: "Italian").coffees

Change your db model to include an order for a coffee. Change your coffee table to track price per pound. Add an order model. A coffee order has a weight. It is associated with a coffee.

For the routes /orders and /orders/:id include the total price of each order. (weight * price per pound)

Create a /report route that will display sales data.

In order to have data to display you should add more coffees and orders into your database from a seed file.

/report should display the total sales for that day.

Change /report to also display sales by coffee.

Change /report to also display sales by origin.